
Looking to switch careers and make some good money at a new gig? You’re in luck, because the City of Edmonton is hiring for a ton of jobs this October, and many pay more than $100,000 per year.
The City has countless jobs available, from full-time and part-time to contract work, with some positions providing outstanding benefits. There’s something for everyone, with open positions ranging from personal trainers to peace officers, accountants, and engineers.
So start a new month off right and check out some jobs with the City of Edmonton that pay a pretty penny.
Senior engineer
Who should apply: An experienced transportation engineer with a background in transportation planning, land use planning, and large-scale mobility projects. If you’re a strategic thinker who enjoys leading complex studies, analyzing transportation data, managing multidisciplinary teams, and helping shape Edmonton’s future transit network, this could be your next role.
Salary: $112,670 to $140,836 per year
Senior data scientist
Who should apply: If you’re an experienced data scientist with a background in machine learning, AI, and advanced data analysis, this could be a great fit for you. This role is ideal for those who enjoy leading complex projects, turning large datasets into practical solutions, and explaining technical findings to non-technical teams.
Salary: $124,722 to $157,550 per year
Library branch manager
Who should apply: If you’re a people-focused leader with experience managing teams and a strong interest in libraries and community services, the Woodcroft branch could be your next stop. In this role, you’d be responsible for leading a team, building community connections, and making sure the branch’s services and spaces meet the needs of the people who use them.
Salary: $112,782 to $140,974 per year
Criminal intelligence analyst
Who should apply: A research-minded analyst with a background in criminology, social sciences, statistics, or a related field. This role is ideal for those interested in digging into crime data, identifying patterns and trends, and turning complex information into clear intelligence reports for the Edmonton Police Service.
Salary: $87,940 to $110,523 per year
Grower
Who should apply: If you’re an experienced horticulturist with greenhouse experience and a passion for keeping plants healthy and thriving, this role at the Muttart Conservatory could be the perfect fit. In this role, you’ll spend your days caring for unique plant collections, growing and propagating plants, and helping create the seasonal displays visitors see throughout the conservatory.
Salary: $74,673 to $82,664 per year
Transit peace officer
Who should apply: This job is for those looking to protect residents of our city and ensure a sense of safety and security for all. Municipal enforcement officers provide enforcement services within our communities, along the river valley and throughout the transit system, including buses, LRT and transit stations.
Salary: $87,694 to $97,165 per year
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Engineer-in-Training
Who should apply: If you’re an Engineer-in-Training with experience in energy management, building operations, or energy auditing, this role could be a great way to put your skills toward climate action. You’d work on energy efficiency projects across City facilities, analyzing data, supporting audits, and helping expand Edmonton’s energy management program.
Salary: $35.60 to $43.27 per hour
Yard worker
Who should apply: If you’re organized, hands-on, and have experience with inventory, purchasing, or yard operations, this could be a solid fit for you. In this role, you’ll split your time between managing supplies, coordinating deliveries, keeping yards safe and secure, and making sure Edmonton’s Parks and Roads crews have what they need to get the job done.
Salary: $35.76 per hour
Transportation technician
Who should apply: This role is well-suited for a transportation engineering technologist who knows their way around traffic signals, control systems, and technical drawings. If troubleshooting equipment, working with AutoCAD, and getting out into the field to solve transportation system issues sounds up your alley, you might want to apply.
Salary: $83,792 to $105,650 per year
Transit revenue contract coordinator
Who should apply: If you have several years of experience managing and negotiating complex contracts and enjoy working at the intersection of business, transit, and public service, this could be a strong fit. In this role, you’ll oversee major ETS agreements, work with vendors and regional partners, and help keep programs like Arc, U-Pass, advertising, and parking running smoothly.
Salary: $66,967 to $83,792 per year
Nothing catching your eye? Check out our roundup of Edmonton-area municipalities hiring for even more opportunities. And if you prefer the private sector, we’ve also rounded up 24 companies hiring for a range of jobs across the city this month.